Capitaine Jacques Pierre being looked after by two members of the 506th Infantry Regiment.
Dateline - February 23, 2015 IGT - Bolshevik, Podagorsk
Breaking news from Podagorsk, Capitaine Jacques Pierre was rescued by US forces in a dramatic morning raid yesterday on the Island of Sona. The French fighter pilot is now thought to be at the US base on the Island of Bolshevik, awaiting a return to his family back in France. The downed pilot is thought to be in very good health and is looking forward to be reunited with his family following his traumatic capture.
The International Times has exclusively acquired verified images of the raid from a photographer attached to the US forces who was personally involved in the action. It is thought that the US wanted their victory to be known worldwide due to the setbacks it received last week amidst 12 US Service Personnel being taken prisoner by the RPLA. Furthermore, US forces are adamant to advertise this victory, as it was believed to be against the infamous, ultra-violent section of the RPLA, the Red Guard. US losses are thought to be light at this time, however with the situation still current, it is hard to speculate.
With this victory US forces seem to be back in control of the war in Podagorsk. But what remains of the missing 12 US Service Personnel who were alleged to be being kept with the French pilot on the Island of Sona? With very few leads on this, the best source seems to be the now rescued fighter pilot Capitaine Jacques Pierre. Capitaine Pierre claims that "they were moved north to Protvino or further. I heard helicopters carrying the American prisoners going that way".
Wherever the US prisoners are held, what is certain, is that the US forces are doing their utmost to rescue their lost soldiers. For now, stay up to date with the ongoing war in Podagorsk with the International Times and be sure to view the picture thread below.
Capitaine Jacques Pierre being looked after by SSG De Vries of the 506th Infantry Regiment.
Heavy security followed the French fighter pilot throughout his extraction.
Capitaine Jacques Pierre looks relieved as he stares at the Ocean aboard a US helicopter before he is extracted.
Thomas Atkins - International Times - East European Branch
* This news report is a fictional work to support the 506th ARMA game play
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